Never too young to start. Now can we see the picture he took of you?Originally Posted by thekingb
$2000 of equipment in the hands of a 6 year-old. He actually got a few nice shots and didn't drop the gear. The R-strap, however, doesn't quite fit.
Taken with an iPhone 4.
It reminds me of a 3- or 4-year old girl I saw in Taipeh, carrying that humongolous Canon camera, almost the size of her head, and happily taking pictures ...
Arnt
I was pretty impressed with his first real attempt at photography. He took both portrait and landscape orientation.
He didnt actually snap one of me. But here's one he took of his grandma!
Let me be the first to welcome the little guy to the forums! You & his grandma should be very proud of him, his outdoor portrait lighting skills are better than mine! Ok kid, tell me how you managed to not get any shadows on grandma's face! I know I could learn alot from this little guy!
Welcome to the young fellow Brian.
Jonathan that osprey shot is a beauty, well done.
Steve U
Wine, Food and Photography Student and Connoisseur
As promised here are some of my favorites from the trip to acadia. I still have quite a few left to go through, but here are some I have gotten to so far.
Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr
5D III + 70-200 f4L @ 200mm f8 1/400 ISO-100
Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr
5D III + 100mm f2.8 macro @ 100mm f11 1/160 ISO-640
The first two were actually shot on the Skyline drive in Shenandoah National Park just about 1 hour after sunrise.
Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr
5D III + 70-200 f4L @ 200mm f4.0 1/250 ISO-400
This is a view from the beach at our second camp spot on the way up the coast in Rocky Neck State Park in Connecticut.
Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr
5D III + 24-70 f2.8L @ 24mm f8.0 1/160 ISO 160
Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr
5D III + 17-40 f4L @ 17mm f8.0 1/400 ISO 100
These two were of the Pemaquid Point Lighthouse in Bristol, Maine.
Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr
5D III + 24-70 f2.8L @ 50mm f8.0 2" ISO-100
Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr
This was actually a combination of 3 exposures. Of varying shutter speeds. I think the longest was 10 seconds. Taken just after sunset.
5D III + 24-70 f2.8L @ 24mm f20 10" ISO-50
Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr
5D III + 17-40 f4L @ 17mm f11 1/30 ISO-100
The last three were all taken in Acadia National Park. The first is marshlands near the Bass Harbor lighthouse, which is the subject of the second shot. The third is a shot of a round rock beach with Otter Cliff in the distance.
Thanks for looking all! Lemme know what I could have done better!
Dave.
Last edited by Dave Johnston; 07-16-2012 at 09:29 PM.
5D mark III, 50D, 17-40 f4L, 24-70 f2.8L, 70-200 f4L IS, 28 f1.8, 50 f1.8, 85 f1.8, 100 f2.8 Macro
David, David, David.... Oh where do I start, hmmm, I think it would be eaiser to explain if you just take me with you next time.Seriously, great stuff.
If you see me with a wrench, call 911
Dave, really like #1 and #3.
Thought I would stick this one here. It was raining, still very dark, but took this one at 21mm @f2.8 for 30 seconds.
I was in two minds whether to stay or go. I could not see the water from where I was and the previous shot @f16 was totally black. I'm glad I stayed.
Can you find me in the picture?
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VictoriaPt_4 by Steve's Life, on Flickr[/img]
Thanks for viewing.
Steve U
Wine, Food and Photography Student and Connoisseur
Nice image- middle shadow on the right side.
Great shots, Dave. Makes me miss home. Just up the road from Rocky Neck is the Niantic Book barn. Great place for used books, cats, and photography.
Mark - Flickr
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